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Hi Martin,

On 25 Nov 24 20:29, Martin Kazmaier wrote to Wilfred van Velzen:
  about: "Re: binkd config?":

 >> Are you sure it is fastecho that is creating them? An outbound.004
 >> could also be created when a Zone 4 node delivers some crash mail to
 >> your system. It's needed for creating the flow files, when a connection
 >> happens.

 MK> It's possible.  I'm not sure if fastecho would know how to deal with that.

Sure it does.

 MK> It created an outbound.002 directory and binkd sent from there.  I'd
 MK> guessed that the same was happening with Zone 4.

Could be if it was sending a netmail directly to a Zone 4 node. But it doesn't
have to be, it could also be binkd that's creating it.

Wilfred.

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